It has been a whirlwind first 11 weeks for the Kansas City Chiefs Womens Aaron Donald Jersey , filled with record-setting performances, high-scoring losses and the emergence of first-year starter Patrick Mahomes as one of the brightest young quarterbacks in the NFL.It's also been an exhausting 11 weeks. And a pause is coming at a good time.The Chiefs headed home from Los Angeles on Monday night still feeling the sting of a 54-51 loss to the Rams in what was arguably the most entertaining regular-season game in years. They headed right into their bye week with an opportunity to refocus and get healthy for the stretch run.One that Mahomes and Co. still think will involve a deep playoff run."It's kind of like a reset," Mahomes said, "get your body right and come back with that mentality that we're going to win and we can still get home-field advantage, hopefully."Indeed, the Chiefs (9-2) aren't in much worse shape regarding the playoffs after the weekend than they were before it. The Chargers, their closest pursuers in the division, lost to the Broncos, while the Patriots were unable to make up much ground on the No. 1 seed because they were on a bye.After the week off, the Chiefs have two of their final five games against the moribund Raiders, two others are at home against the Ravens and Chargers, and a trip to Seattle rounds out things.In other words, the Chiefs believe they're well-positioned heading into December."We're going to heal up here and get ourselves ready to go," Chiefs coach Andy Reid said.Wide receiver Sammy Watkins will no doubt use the week off to rest his ailing foot, which kept him out of practice last week and limited him to a couple early snaps against the Rams. Mitch Morse could be back at center after dealing with a concussion for several weeks, and a series of more minor injuries have affected nearly everybody on the roster.But the big question mark, at least in terms of health, revolved around Eric Berry.The Chiefs' highly paid star safety John Sullivan Jersey , who missed most of last season with a torn Achilles tendon, returned to the practice field over the summer and appeared ready for the year. But his heel began to bother him early in training camp, and even though Reid has insisted that Berry is "day to day," the injury has turned out to be more "month to month."The five-time Pro Bowl pick still hasn't been on the practice field, even though he was never put on injured reserve, and time is running out if Berry is going to play at all this season."If he feels comfortable and the docs are good with it and he's good with it, then we'll start easing him in," Reid said, when asked whether that could happen after the bye.The Chiefs certainly could have used their hard-hitting safety on Monday night.Jared Goff threw for 413 yards and four touchdowns without an interception, and the Rams piled up more than 450 yards in a game that came down to the wire. Most importantly, the Chiefs couldn't make a stop after taking the lead in the fourth quarter, allowing the Rams a go-ahead answer."I think we showed a lot of heart," Chiefs linebacker Justin Houston said. "We took several punches. Everybody's got a game plan until you get hit in the mouth. We got hit in the mouth several times, but for us to keep fighting as a whole, I think that shows what kind of team we are."Or what kind of team the Chiefs can ultimately become.Both of their losses have come on the road against teams that figure to be in the playoffs; they also lost a shootout in New England, when Tom Brady rallied the Patriots to a go-ahead field goal in the final seconds. And in both cases, the Chiefs would have walked away victors had their defense been able to make one more stop when it counted.So along with getting healthy during their bye week, the Chiefs will no doubt look at tweaking their defense http://www.theramslockerroom.com/authentic-todd-gurley-jersey , trying to figure out on the fly how they can improve down the stretch.Health is a good place start. But the Chiefs think there are other issues to iron out."We all look at it that way," Reid insisted, "every guy on this team will do that. That's the way these guys are wired and that's what's going to make us a great football team down the stretch."Yes, even the Chiefs' record-setting offense can smooth over some things.The Chiefs remain one of the NFL's most-penalized teams, and many of those flags have come on offense. Mahomes also threw three picks and lost two fumbles against the Rams, though that may have been an aberration 鈥?he's been good at protecting the ball all season.There's work to be done. And the Chiefs finally have a week off to do it. Sosa shares his final mock draft of the season. Could the Rams’ coup in the 2019 NFL Draft look anything alike?"We’ve made it. We’re now just one sleep away from the kickoff of the 2019 NFL Draft, and that means my final mock draft of the season comes at you today.It’ll be hard to project what the Los Angeles Rams might plan to do, so that’s not what I’m attempting here, I’ve already attempted that in the past. This mock will simply be a “what I’d do” if I were the General Manager situation.With that being said, let’s jump into it.Here are the current picks the Rams own in the draft:2019 NFL Draft LA Rams OrderRd#Rd#PickPlayerPOSSchoolRd#Rd#PickPlayerPOSSchoolTRADE: The Los Angeles Rams trade pick #31 (first-rounder) to the Indianapolis Colts for pick #34 (second-rounder) and pick #130 (fourth-rounder).2.34 - Erik McCoy, C, Texas A&M AggiesThe Rams go out and ensure there isn’t any dropoff when it comes to the offensive line. McCoy is a stud who fits the zone blocking scheme perfectly. McCoy’s skill-set and talent allows him to be a day one starter at the NFL level. His anchor and ability to climb to the second level prove he’s a perfect fit at center for Run Game Coordinator and Offensive Line Coach Aaron Kromer.3.94 - Sean Bunting, CB, Central Michigan ChippewasIf you’re looking for a press-man corner who bullies wide receivers at the line of scrimmage, Bunting is your guy. Luckily for Bunting, he wont be pressed into starting duty, though he will get to learn behind one of the best cornerbacks of the past decade in Aqib Talib. Bunting is a high IQ player with ball skills, strong jam skills Womens Nickell Robey-Coleman Jersey , the ability to cover receivers effectively, and knows how to use the sidelines effectively.3.99 - Jachai Polite, EDGE, Florida GatorsA lot of people soured on Polite quite quickly after his awful combine performance. First, apparently his interviews went bad. Second, he ran a slow forty at 4.84. Third, he reportedly “faked” an injury and missed the remaining drills. Well, even with all that being said, he’s a fantastic football player. Matter of fact, the bad combine is going to prove to be a blessing in disguise because it’s not often you get such a quality pass rusher this late in the draft, though the Rams could have a shot at Polite because of the combine fiasco. Not only that, but Polite mentioned that the Rams were by far his best interview.4.130 - Sheldrick Redwine, S, Miami HurricanesAwesome tackler and very physical player who makes sure ball carriers feel him. Versatility allowed him to play nickel, cover-2, single-high, sub-package LB, and in the box as a strong safety. Excellent at chasing down ball carriers and securing tackles. Just has a nose for the football. Takes solid angles to track down ball carriers. Would love to see more consistency in coverage Joseph Noteboom Jersey , generally allowed easy completions on slants though his quick breaks on the ball and physicality allowed him to jar some catches loose. Can blitz. Has ball skills.4.133 - Bobby Evans, OT, Oklahoma SoonersEvans is an experienced college tackle who played on both sides of the offensive line. His size may force him inside in the NFL, but regardless, he’s a strong offensive lineman who possesses a nasty attitude with the ability to finish blocks. Evans would be another fun project for Aaron Kromer to work with.5.169 - Gary Johnson, ILB, Texas LonghornsJohnson is an extremely fast and productive linebacker who has the versatility to play the run and blitz just as effectively. Johnson moves at a different speed than everyone else on the field, making himself useful as a depth player and a special teams weapon right out of the gate.6.203 - Daylon Mack, DT, Texas A&M AggiesDaylon Mack is exactly the type of player you want at this stage in the draft. He’s limited as he’s not a great athlete nor does he offer a ton of pass rush juice, but he’s a quality run-stuffing defensive tackle who can operate in multiple spots on the defensive line. Mack’s go-to move as a pass-rusher is the bull-rush which can effectively push offensive lineman into the quarterbacks lap. Against the run, he’s a load to move and routinely uses his hands effectively. He’s strong at the point-of-attack and he can stack-and-shed effectively. Mack would be a great option to help stop the run and occasionally rush the passer.7.245 - Myles Gaskin, RB, Washington HuskiesWhether or not the Rams decide to take an RB in this draft, it’d likely make sense to throw a dart on the board with a late pick. Gaskin was a highly productive college player who possesses quick feet and elusiveness in the open field to create his own yardage. Can’t complain with a guy who has an NFL role with this pick.